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work study investigation

systematic investigation

The pioneer(s) that laid the foundation for the first

PMTS to develop elemental time data for groups of motions is_______________.

Robert Owen

LHC Tippet

Frank B and Lillian M Gilbreth

FW Taylor

Assume a confidence level of 95% and a margin error of

10% based on the activities listed under task A below:

Task A = 10, 11, 14, 9, 11,

13, 9, 8, 12 and 10

∑X

= 107

X²

100

121

196

121

169

144

100

∑X²=

1177

Determine the number of cycles

required and state which answer is correct?

The definition “a process chart that provides an overview

by sequentially recording only the main operations and inspections” is referred

to as a_______________.

outline process chart

multiple activity chart

two-handed process chart

flow process chart

Systematic investigation is defined as______________.

a systematic approach which shows how the work method could be followed in the workplace

a systematic approach used to identify nonvalue-adding activities and improve work procedures, processes and methods during an investigation

a systematic approach to a problem with the purpose of solving the problem in the most advantageous way possible

a systematic approach that uses process chart symbols, specifically for operations and inspections, to represent the actions performed by each of the worker’s two hands

3.1

The definition, “the application of techniques

designed to establish the time for a qualified worker to carry out a task at a

defined rate of working” refers to___________.

method study

work study

work measurement

preliminary study

The work study practitioner or specialist must always

ensure that management follows the correct standard procedures during all

investigations aimed at improving the organisation’s environment. Select one of

these tools to consider when following the standard procedure for management to

_____________ .

generate products and services

assign tasks to employees

understand ergonomics

gather resources

3.1

Demonstrating integrity and tact in an organisation is

one of the key characteristics of _______________

supervisors.

union representatives.

Management

work study specialists.

Method study is referred to as_______________.

setting out the sequence of the flow of a product or a procedure by recording all events under review, using the appropriate process chart symbols.

a systematic method of recording and critically examining how tasks are performed with the goal of identifying opportunities for improvement.

bringing together management and work study specialists to review guidelines provided by specialists helps to identify challenges related to input resources that affect the operational process in the workplace.

the method of recording information when conducting a method study investigation.

Group behaviour means____________.

Work behaviour refers to how

supervisors adapt to change with the support of work study specialists who

assist in improving organisational processes.

This refers to how an employee responds to specific situations in the workplace, or more generally how people behave in the workplace.

This refers to the behaviour of a group of people working in the same area, who collaborate by sharing information, opinions and insights to complete a task.

This refers to the ways in

which employees adapt to change supported by the work study specialists who

help improve the processes in the organisation.

This refers to how supervisors

adapt to change with the support of work study specialists who assist in

improving organisational processes.